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Parkinson's Disease | Last Active: Jun 7 6:48am | Replies (76)

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@colleenyoung

Buenos días y bienvenido @justiniano. I used Google Translate (https://translate.google.com/) to translate your message from Spanish to English.
"Good Morning. My name is Justiniano Murphy, I am 55 years old and I live in LIma Perú. In my case I was diagnosed in 2017 and treated excellently by Dr. Rodolfo Savica in Rochester, starting with 1, 2 and then three SInemet (carbidopa levodopa) 100/25 a day. The problem that I have now are the daily attacks of anxiety that do not respond normally to the anxiolytics. My quality of life has deteriorated steadily, so as a last resort I chose two days ago to raise my dose of Sinemet. 100/25 from 9 to 12 pills daily. I hope that helps me, because I have not been able to communicate with my Doctor or get an answer and I am desperate."

I hope you'll use Google translate to interpret responses from the community here on Mayo Clinic Connect.
Espero que use el traductor de Google para interpretar las respuestas de la comunidad aquí en Mayo Clinic Connect.

Have you tried to get in contact with your Mayo doctor through the patient portal? Here is the link to create an account if you haven't already https://gpsnetx.mayoclinic.org/psi/content/staticpatient/showpage/patientonline

I understand that you are desperate, but it is best to have the guidance of a doctor when changing medication doses. Do you also take anti-anxiety medication?

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Buenos días y bienvenido @justiniano

It is good to have you as part of our Parkinson's discussion group. I agree with Colleen that it is good to check with your doctor before adjusting and/or changing any medications and their dosages.

Anxiety and depression are common for patients with Parkinson's as it is an organic brain problem which will affect your thinking. I would encourage you to start an exercise program. This will be good for both the Parkinson's symptoms as well as the anxiety. Do you have an exercise program in place?

I understand the language barrier so I trust you can get some help through Google in interpreting this article on Parkinson's and anxiety. Here is a link to the article, https://www.apdaparkinson.org/article/anxiety-parkinsons-disease/

As Colleen mentioned, have you talked with a doctor regarding some medication for anxiety?